@johnhooks said:

.coms are getting very thin nowadays.

If only I was.

Youtube Video

Interesting. So what kind of quotes wheren't listed about how they are monitoring every where everyone goes on the internet and recording it for at least a rolling 30 days, etc?

@Dashrender said:

How can you tell that the discharge was the factor rather than getting too hot? I've had them die from heat before too, that's normal.

Great question - I can't.

I am careful about keeping things out of the sun, not insulating them, cooling them down when necessary and just generally being very conscious about the temperature of the devices. I've been known to toss a phone into the freezer to keep it cool and in the car I often keep my phone in an AC vent so that it is cold.

@scottalanmiller said:

Huh? What is WES? I'm lost.

I think he is referring to @MattSpeller 's post

Very cool. There is a list on the NodeBB community to mention your forum and get added to the master list of who is running it. It is that site's most popular thread so easy to find.

@MKM8DY said:

Thousands of Java applications are currently at risk.....

Of being thrown out by IT managers?

😉 This could be a fun Friday morning game.

We like having firewalls (and other products) pump log data to a service like ELK (self hosted service) or Loggly (externally hosted service) so that logs are protected and available even given the loss of the router hardware.

Health Tips for IT People

Very well done. I enjoyed that immensely.

@JaredBusch said:

I randomly just stood up and tlaked about it at the Chicago Downtown SpiceCorp tonight. All I had to do was tell the truth about the conference. That really is all there is to it.

That's what I did. I highlighted the value to employers for their employees is the networking opportunities, connecting directly with vendors, the breakout sessions and I showed them this:
Youtube Video

@Minion-Queen said:

@scottalanmiller said:

@Minion-Queen said:

I think we are going to do a good panel discussion. Allow people to ask anything they want but that is about as close to a "general" session as you really can get.

Like my big open room session at SpiceWorld 2013.

Yes! But everyone complained that it wasn't enough time.

Yes, it was way too short for what it was. Because it was lots of different topics rather than just one it could easily have gone longer than the standard time slot.